Multifaiths planners and calendars
2011 - 2012 Multifaiths eBook
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Festivals noted in the 2011- 2012 Multifaiths eBook are annual events that
people celebrate once during the course of a solar or lunar year. The eBook
contains information on the primary sacred times for world religions, as well as
information on national commemorations and days of significance relevant to
nations across the world, multinational observations, days of international
significance.
A3 Multifaiths monthly planners
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Acas religion and belief guide
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This new updated guide gives employers and managers practical help in
complying with the Equality Act 2010 and in creating a fair working
environment in which no one is put at a disadvantage because of religion or
belief.
Calendars and almanac in Islamic civilisation
http://multifaiths.com/world-calendars/almanac-islamic-calendar
Islam attaches importance to the structuring of each day, so as to make the
best use of time. Daily, Weekly and Yearly worship is laid out in a specific
regular system that enables people to lead their life in a productive way. Daily
affairs and work are organised within this framework of times of prayer,
defined according to the sun by day, and the moon and its phases by night.
Lunar calendars
http://www.multifaiths.com/Islamic-Calendar-eBook/islamic-calendarebook.html
Lunar calendars, including chinese, Hindu, Islamic and Jewish calendars,
measure the time it takes for the Moon to orbit the Earth 12 times, 354.3667
days. The lunar calendar falls short of the solar calendar by 11 days a year.
This deficiency can be made up by occasionally inserting a 13th month, in a
method called “intercalation”.
What and when is the Biblical “New Moon”?
http://www.multifaiths.com/New-Moon-Biblical/new-moon-biblical.html
Is it the dark of the moon? Is it the first faint visible crescent? Can it be
calculated mathematically in advance? What does the Bible say? by William
F. Dankenbring
Divisions of time in Hindu calendar
http://www.multifaiths.com/Panchang-Intro-eBook/panchang-intro-ebook.html
Telling time has been refined to a science in the Hindu culture. And nowhere
is time given greater prominence than in the Hindu temple. In India, several
states use a solar-year calendar while others use the lunar-year calendar. In
all states the lunar calendar is used for determining the dates of religious
festivals and for selecting auspicious times for beginning many socio-religious
activities.
Mathematics of the Chinese calendar
http://www.multifaiths.com/Chinese-Calendar-eBook/chinese-calendarebook.html
Chinese New Year is the main holiday of the year for more than one quarter of
the world’s population. In addition to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and
Singapore it is also a public holiday in South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia,
Brunei, Laos, Vietnam and Mauritius.
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